Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 149, Decatur, Adams County, 25 June 1953 — Page 7

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Pirates Beat Braves Second Night bi Row N®W YORK UP — it was almost as if there was a small-pox epidem !<■ in first place today, the way the Yankees and Braves were acting as if they didn’t want to be there. ' What’s more, nobody seemed very anxious to catch them. . Not only did the Pirates (climb out of last place by pounding out a 10-1 victory over the Milwaukee Madcaps last night, but Brooklyn passed up another chance to gain ground by blowing its third consecutive game on a ninth inning home run, 7-4, when Gus Bell craoked a three-run round-tripper for the game winning blqst at Cincinnati. It was Milwaukee’s fourth defeat against a victory and a tie in its last six games. But Brooklyn has suffered eight defeats in its last 10. The third-place Cardinals missed a chance to overtake Brooklyn rwhen Sal The Barber Maglie latched an eight hitter to give the Giants a 3-0 victory on a profitable western road trip. The Phillies moved to within a game of third place St. Louis .by defeating the Cubs 8-2. The Yankees, who have won only

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two games in their last six starts, dropped their third in a row 8-4 to the White Sox. But Cleveland, which outslugged Boston, 13-9, with a 17-Hit attack, could only move to within 10 games of the top because it iwas tagged for a doableheader loss by the Red Sox the previous day. Th e White Sox weri in third place, 10 1-2 games out. Last place Detroit equaled its best twinning streak of the year by making it three in a row with a 6-3 victory over Philadelphia while the seventh place Browns also won their third straight, 7-6 at Washington.

MINOR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ( W L Pct. G.B. Indianapolis 43 29 ?597 Toledo 42 30 .583 1 Kansas City ___ 38 28 .576 2 St. Paul 34 33 .507 6% . Louisville 33 33 .500 7 'Minneapolis L, 30 39 .435 UU Charleston _j__ 28 39 .418 I£% Columbus 24 41 .369 15% Wednesday’s Results Toledo 5-12. Columbus 3-7. Louisville 2-4, Minneapolis 1-5. Indianapolis 3-11, Charleston 1-7. Kansas City 6. St. Paul 5.. MAJOR AMERICAN LEAGUE ,W L Pct. G.B. New York C 4 46 16 .742 Cleveland 36 26 .581 10 Chicago ,37 28 .569 10% Boston 37 30 .552 11% Washington ___ 32 33 .492 15% Philadelphia ___ 29 36 .446 18% St. Louis 23 44 .343 25% Detroit 18 45 .286 28% Wednesday's Results i Chicago 8, New York 4. Cleveland 13, Boston 9. St. Louis 7, Washington 6. \ Detroit 6, Philadelphia 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L.| Pct. G.B. Milwaukee - 41 22. .651 Brooklyn 38 25 .603 3 ‘ ' St. Louis 37 25 .597 3% Philadelphia 34 24 .586* 4% New York 31 31 .500 b% Cincinnati 24 36 .400 15% Pittsburgh 23 45 ...338 20% Chicago 20 40 .333 19% \ Wednesday’s Results Philadelphia 8, Chicago 2. New York 3. St. Louis 0. Pittsburgh 10, Milwaukee 1. ; \ Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 4. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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Klenk's Wins Again In Net Tournament Klenk’s of becatur advanced another round in the basketball tourney at the Mermaid festival at North Webster Wednesday night, eliminating South Bend, 69-49. The teams were Wed at 14-14 at the first quarter, but Klenk’s pulled away tq lead at the half, 3*2-35, and at the third period, 5236. Grieve led Klenk’s with 16 points, followed closely .by Doehrman with 113. Hayes and L. Overholser each tallied 10 for South Bend. Decatur will play Peru at 8:30 o'clock tonight, which may lead to complications, as four members of the basketball teain also play o-i Klenfk s baseball team, which meets Monroeville in a Federation league game at 8 o’clock tonight at Worthman field.

Klenk’s FG FT TP Richey 1-13 sßeed 1 f 3 Hoehammer 1 13 Stewart f 4 19 Doehrman 6 1 ' 13 Grieve 5 6 i 16 lEllenberger 3 o'6 Jim iPrice 4 1.9 Jerry Price 3 1/7 South Bend FG FT TP Snell 0 0 0 Ceits m 2 5 9 Hayes 5 0 10 Hayden 1 0 2 Freeman 0 1.1 L. Overholser 3 4 10 R. Overholser 2 0 4 Simper J. 2 4 8 Gassensinith 2 0 4 __i . i TOTAILS 17 14 48 ! 'I House Group Favors Reorganization Bill WASHINGTON UP—The house agriculture committee approved legislation Wednesday to reorganize the farm credit administration and strip secretary of agriculture Ezra T. Benson of power to influence its policies. The measure would set up a 13nian federal farm credit board which would set policy and select an administrator. It also would provide for greater farm ownership and control of credit agencies. The bill was drafted by three major farm organizations after seven eyars of study and was endorsed recently by the agriculture department.

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